+ Why Matters of the Heart?

+ What is the cost of counseling?

+ Who makes up your counseling team?

+ What happens after i schedule an appointment?

– How does this process work?

+ Do you accept insurance?

Step 1: You're here.    
Something in your life has become unmanageable.... 
Where you go from here is entirely up to you.

Step 2: Email us to schedule an appointment where you will be matched with someone.

Step 3: Our Directors, will assist in connecting you to optimal and available counselors who best fits your therapeutic, scheduling, and financial needs.

*You also have the option to click on our Find a Counselor tab and check out the Bios of our team. Email the one who you resonate with the most while looking at their Areas of Focus and counseling approach and send an email directly to that particular counselor.

+ Why Matters of the
   Heart?

+ What is the cost of
   counseling?

+ Who makes up your
   counseling team?

+ What happens after i
   schedule an appointment?

– How does this process     
   work?

+ Do you accept insurance?

+ How does your group practice maintain client confidentiality when
   working collaboratively as a team?

+ How does your group
   practice maintain client
   confidentiality when
   working collaboratively
   as a team?

+ Why Matters of the Heart?

– What is the cost of counseling?

+ Who makes up your counseling team?

+ What happens after i schedule an appointment?

+ How does this process work?

+ Do you accept insurance?

There are many things to note when considering the financial investment of therapy.

First, you may want to look around and compare the cost of local therapists in the area as well as the possibility of using your insurance. ​

The rates of each counselor with Matters of the Heart is listed at the bottom of each Bio under the Locations tab.

Here is a link to a scholarly article about the average cost of therapy and the benefits of working with a Marriage and Family Therapist for brevity and increased successful outcomes with a Systems based approach. The identified average rate for therapy is between $90-$250/session according to the article.

+ Why Matters of the
   Heart?

– What is the cost of
   counseling?

+ Who makes up your
   counseling team?

+ What happens after i
   schedule an appointment?

+ How does this process     
   work?

+ Do you accept insurance?

+ How does your group practice maintain client confidentiality when
   working collaboratively as a team?

+ How does your group
   practice maintain client
   confidentiality when
   working collaboratively
   as a team?

– Why Matters of the Heart?

+ What is the cost of counseling?

+ Who makes up your counseling team?

+ What happens after i schedule an appointment?

+ How does this process work?

+ Do you accept insurance?

When considering the things that matter the most to our personhood, the relationships that we hold closest to us can offer the greatest amount of support and comfort. Likewise, they can offer the greatest amount of frustration, hurt, and wounding. Friendships, significant others, children, parents, siblings, and others that most closely surround our world have the most significant impact on our emotional health.

For that reason, our focus is on healing the from that core wound that often hides underneath the more obvious issues…. “communication,” “disconnect,” “sex issues,” “anger,” “bitterness” or any other myriad of issues that you think is a primary concern. We hear your concerns and address them within the context of what is a step deeper… feelings of rejection, belonging, disappointment, shame, value, etc.

So ultimately, if it matters to your heart, it matters to ours.   

With our ultimate goal of greater emotional health for you and working ourselves out of a job, our ability to attune our focus with the deepest issues that plague you is crucial! 

– Why Matters of the
   Heart?

+ What is the cost of
   counseling?

+ Who makes up your
   counseling team?

+ What happens after i
   schedule an appointment?

+ How does this process     
   work?

+ Do you accept insurance?

+ How does your group practice maintain client confidentiality when
   working collaboratively as a team?

+ How does your group
   practice maintain client
   confidentiality when
   working collaboratively
   as a team?

+ Why Matters of the
   Heart?

+ What is the cost of
   counseling?

+ Who makes up your
   counseling team?

+ What happens after i
   schedule an appointment?

+ How does this process     
   work?

+ Do you accept insurance?

+ Why Matters of the Heart?

+ What is the cost of counseling?

+ Who makes up your counseling team?

+ What happens after i schedule an appointment?

+ How does this process work?

+ Do you accept insurance?

– How does your group practice maintain client confidentiality when
   working collaboratively as a team?

– How does your group
   practice maintain client
   confidentiality when
   working collaboratively
   as a team?

Client confidentiality and privacy are of the utmost importance in our practice. While our counseling team may collaborate to support the quality of care, all consultations are conducted in a way that protects client identity. Cases are only discussed in supervision or consultation when it is clinically beneficial and appropriate, and identifying details are omitted to maintain anonymity whenever possible.

If there is a potential conflict of interest—such as multiple members of a couple receiving services from different therapists in the practice—those cases are not discussed in a shared team setting unless explicit, informed consent is provided by the clients involved. In all situations, any collaboration among our clinicians is solely for the purpose of enhancing the therapeutic process and ensuring the highest standard of ethical care.

Client confidentiality and privacy are of the utmost importance in our practice. While our counseling team may collaborate to support the quality of care, all consultations are conducted in a way that protects client identity. Cases are only discussed in supervision or consultation when it is clinically beneficial and appropriate, and identifying details are omitted to maintain anonymity whenever possible.

If there is a potential conflict of interest—such as multiple members of a couple receiving services from different therapists in the practice—those cases are not discussed in a shared team setting unless explicit, informed consent is provided by the clients involved. In all situations, any collaboration among our clinicians is solely for the purpose of enhancing the therapeutic process and ensuring the highest standard of ethical care.

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